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Dragon's Back Race
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Studmarks is a fell running podcast rooted in the history, culture, and community of the sport.

Each episode features thoughtful conversations with runners, race organisers, volunteers, and local characters, uncovering the stories behind classic races, unwritten rules, and the values that define fell running: self-reliance, respect for the mountains, and a strong sense of community. Alongside per... more

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of Studmarks, we’re joined by Richard Kyle Northey, Managing Director of Durham Mountaineering, to tell the story of a much-loved British outdoor brand.

Founded in 1981 by Durham physics teacher Joe Davison, the company grew from a b... more

At the height of her fell running career, Helen Brown’s life changed in an instant when she was sexually assaulted at a race.

In this deeply personal and courageous conversation, Helen shares what happened, the devastating impact it had on her runni... more

This week on Studmarks, we’re joined by Lee Procter, Global PR & Communications Manager at INOV8.

We talk about Lee’s running journey, his role telling the brand’s story, and how INOV8 has stayed true to its fell running roots while expanding into h... more

In this episode, Mike Boston—footwear designer behind the new OMM range—takes us inside the journey from concept to creation of a fresh line of fell and trail running shoes. He shares what it’s like building a product category from the ground up with... more

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Recent Guests

Mike Boston
Footwear designer and consultant with extensive experience in outdoor, safety, and performance footwear
Independent footwear consultant; works with multiple outdoor brands
Episode: BONUS EPISODE | The OMM Fell Shoe
Carol Morgan
52-year-old Irish runner who progressed from local racing to multi-day, off-road mountain challenges
Runners and running clubs (e.g., Nid Valley Roadrunners)
Episode: THE RUNNERS | Carol Morgan
Arthur Hill
Guest runner; has trained for and completed significant Lakeland rounds including the Bob Graham, discusses training, pacing, and the Lake District landscape
Independent runner (with Innovate sponsorship discussed in episode)
Episode: THE RUNNERS | Arthur Hill
Andrew Scoffield
Bob Graham Round participant known as Scoff
Unspecified
Episode: THE HISTORY | The Bob Graham Round
Mark Roberts
Participant likely involved in multiple BG legs
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Episode: THE HISTORY | The Bob Graham Round
Steve Chilton
Author and BG Round historian who wrote about BG history
Author of a BG history book
Episode: THE HISTORY | The Bob Graham Round
Will Barton
A fell runner living in Staveley, competing for Ambleside AC
Ambleside AC
Episode: THE RUNNERS | Will Barton
Elton Angle-Smith
Fell runner, mountain athlete, and storyteller featured in the episode
Self-operated/fell running community
Episode: THE RUNNERS | Elt Angle-Smith
Dave Taylor
Competitive runner, running coach, and fell running guide
Dark Peak Fell Runners
Episode: THE RUNNERS | Dave Taylor

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Great conversations

    A fantastic podcast about fell running , shoes and interesting people. Christopher does a great job of finding great guests and getting a real sense of community out of their talks

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vic 1244
    United States10 months ago
  • Easy listening x

    Superb. Very knowledgeable loves all things fell running great interviews. Keep it up 💪❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Methelbelle
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Love this podcast

    Absolutely love this gentle podcast- a celebration of all things fell running! Chris is a great host and his enthusiasm and affection for the sport shines through. Great interviews. The Joss Naylor memorial episode hit just the right tone.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lolalabouche
    United Kingdom2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Guests often share practical insights that translate well to aspiring runners and event organizers.
Hosts bring clear passion for the sport and its history, plus approachable interviewing style.
Conversations feel intimate and community-driven, with strong guest fit and thoughtful storytelling.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#65
United Kingdom/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#246
Canada/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#248
France/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#63
Netherlands/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#136
South Africa/Sports/Running
Apple Podcasts
#151
Denmark/Sports/Running

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THE RUNNERS | Dave Taylor
Q: What are your views on navigation and the use of GPS in fell running?
He advocates maintaining map and compass skills as a core safety measure, warns against relying solely on GPS lines, and supports using technology as a backup while preserving traditional navigation abilities.
THE RUNNERS | Dave Taylor
Q: How do you approach training and coaching for fell running?
He emphasizes consistency and a mix of easy mileage with a few hard sessions, cautions against overemphasizing terrain-specific work too early, and recommends including fast running and strides to train neuromuscular pathways.
THE RUNNERS | Dave Taylor
Q: What initially hooked you on fell running and racing?
He explains that the love of exploring new places, the excitement of racing in championship events, and the social aspect with mates drew him in, plus the appeal of testing himself against remote, challenging terrains.
BONUS EPISODE | LANX x WALSH
Q: And can you tell us what the process is when you collaborate with another brand?
The process centers on aligning heritage and product strategy, selecting a silhouette that fits both brands, and then integrating design choices that reflect customer preferences while maintaining a coherent overall range.
BONUS EPISODE | LANX x WALSH
Q: Okay. And how did, obviously, like I said, as a following podcast, we're really keen to find out how this new collaboration came about. With Walsh, how did that start?
The collaboration started after years of exploring a partnership; it finally clicked this year when timing aligned, making the collaboration feel almost inevitable given shared heritage.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Studmarks

What is Studmarks about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Studmarks explores the history, culture, and community of fell running through thoughtful conversations with runners, organizers, volunteers, and local personalities. Episodes often center on legendary races, training philosophies, navigation and map skills, gear discussions, and the evolving sport's social dynamics, including gender, mentorship, and club culture. A recurring strength is the blend of personal journeys with practical, field-tested insights, giving listeners a sense of tradition alongside real-world guidance for running, pacing, and navigating mountain terrain. Noteworthy aspects include deep dives into iconic rounds like the Bob Graham Round, historical context surrounding the sport, and a strong emphasis on community, self-... more

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1. Mike Boston
2. Carol Morgan
3. Arthur Hill
4. Andrew Scoffield
5. Mark Roberts
6. Steve Chilton
7. Will Barton
8. Elton Angle-Smith

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